Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-06-17
EGANT ATTIRE.
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Form Dr.
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DEGREES OF FASHION,.
Wear, and How to Wear It
:. IN Costumes, Hats, Bonnets,
Etc., Etc.
,,,.i,,es and bridesmaids.

,,;aes and bridesmaids.
,,+in and faille FRANCHISE of a
ivory tint, says Den1orest's
he are the preferred materials
[h;onable bridal dresses, made
+rcme simplicity, the train long
snallv untrimmed, the corsage
,;,b the neck cut out square or
,ane. and elbow sleeves. Hand
lace, point or Duchesse, and
|,.,1ed tulle are used for orna-
+ tEe front and sides of the skirt,
Eth the garniture is principally
IA The foot of the skirt in front
lined with full ruching, some
4 tulle, through which loops of
| MORE ribbon are interspersed,
lace or the dress material, and
INES the French fashion is fol-
Of using a garland of orange
! MS set in lace.
liable bridal dress is Of rich ivory
made in the style of the sixteenth
+, with a long, perfectly plain
Train, the front ornamented with
aonnces of point lace, each
/ BY embroidery of pearls and
and the foot finished with a gar
/ orange blossoms. The pointed
is embroidered with pearls and
anl finished with q high Medici
similarly embroidered. Another
Eow-white faille Franchise, with
perfectly plain court train, the
baped with Duchesse lace, over
|suching of tulle and satin loops,
/ e corsage cut square in the neck
tmmed with ruchings of tulle and
and sprays of orange blossoms.
= ilal dress OF white gros grain has
led tulle front, outlined by nod
Slumes Of white lilacs, and revers
3;lered with pearl beads finish the
neck and ornament the elbow
Another toilet is of satin and
Franchise in combination, the
material used for the petticoat,
a. OF which is embroidered with
aystal and pearl beads, one side
e..al with a cascade Of satin,
EAhh depend sprays of lilies OF
liley, and the other side almost
(lwith a Geek drapery sustained
Iarsuerite pocket embroidered to
the tablier. The train is of
slightly pointed in shape, and
|ver the petticoat. The corsage
L pointed front covered with en-
Pr like that on the tablier, and is
|etea by q unique monture OF
Of the valley, and quillings OF
is favorite number of brides
this season. At q recent wedding
dresses We're of point d'esprit net,
hellotrope, two corn-color, and
fse-color, made over satin Of the
Fhade; and each carried q basket
lers similar in color to the dress.
|Eore charming capotes OF point
Fl lace like their dresses, trimmed
lowers matching those carried in
|sAets. These dresses had short
and the drapery was voluminous
Stained by fiat bows of MORE rib
mother wedding the bridesmaids
(Il dressed alike, and had demi-
|shlrts OF white crepe de Chine
mite silk and pointed corsages OF
Molre antique, made severely
and completed by elbow sleeves.
Wore short wells of tulle, and
BY twos, bouquets of lilacs,
blossoms, and daisies. Ats we'd
I take place very shortly there
eight bridesmaids, who will all
|ssed alike in white satin yelled
Fnlte point d'esprit, the skirts
F|aa the drapery on one side--the
Fat Will be visible as they walk in
Field by a Marguerite pocket
'l rosebnds, two pink, Two yell
Fofed, and two white, each fin
r matching fringe Of smaller
[ll' sprays reaching almost to the
I the skirt. They will carry
P''le feather fans, the gift Of the
anu bouquets of roses matching
|PYSkefs, which will be presented
bridegroom.
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